Securing Portable AC unit When traveling
Hi crew, I have purchased a portable AC unit that I will use to cool the cockpit when traveling in the hot desert areas. I need to secure it so it does not roll around when driving. I'm thinking s...
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Warm air will vent out roof of RV using existing vent fan in the back.
If you have not traveled out West in the summer, daytime temps are over 110 degrees.
Roof top air will not cool the cockpit area as it is about 10 feet back and dash air has been really bad since day 1. (Freightliner)
I'm adding IR film to front windshield and a portable AC unit to try and keep us cool, especially when heading into the sun.
Temps below 90 degrees the roof air works fine to cool the cockpit.
If you have not traveled out West in the summer, daytime temps are over 110 degrees.
Roof top air will not cool the cockpit area as it is about 10 feet back and dash air has been really bad since day 1. (Freightliner)
I'm adding IR film to front windshield and a portable AC unit to try and keep us cool, especially when heading into the sun.
Temps below 90 degrees the roof air works fine to cool the cockpit.
